Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-01
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Emmsnusl Rseoemed church. a Hsucver,
was blsss Al light aad bsanty Tuesday /
evening On Ne occasloa q NE marriage Of /
Mis- Meta A. Fcrney, dsushtsr Of osorGs N.
Forney, OF that boroueh, 10 Mr.. Ira W. /
Arnold, OF the Consstoga cork works. ct
Lancaster At an early hour the audience
room of the church wss filled by
richly sttired guests who were pres-
eut 70 witness the ceremony. The
bridal procession passed through the
si.ie. % led f Sy Master Robert Wit and Miss
Elizabeth Bowman, OF Hanover, followed by
the ushers, Messrs Arthur knight and VIII
liam Brinton, OF Lancaster, and Or. Faber |
immsdiately following these were the arst
bridesmaid, Miss Emma Barnitz, cousin OF
the bride, and MIR. &. e. Moul, nfst
groomsman, ana Miss Helen winebrenner,
Eugene Montgomery, OF Lancaster, second
Simultaneous with the entrance at the left
| aisle, Miss Blanche Chambera, Of Philadel.
dressed in pure white, entered the right
aisle, aud the four children ct the same In.
| stant opened the beautiful decorated gates
fronting the altar on either side, holding
Above the gates we're floral arches bssrifDs
the initials OF the bride and groom. The
bride, leaning upon the arm OF her father,
went up the left aisle, and the groom, &C.
companied by his brother, Mr.. Walter J.
Arnold, As best man, proceeded up the right
| aisle while the beautiful strains OF the or.
| chestrs filled the room with sweet melo.
dy. The audience then arose to greet ihe
, l couple Who were soon to be made one.
The oiticisting clerRymeu were Rev. ]. &.
, / Bowman, pastor of the church, and Rev. &.
l.. Fry, Of Lancaster. The bride, who IL
very beautiful, wore heavy white silk dress
| trimmed with pearls, on train, and . neck
{ lace with diamond and ruby pendant. She
. carried in her left hand . bunch OF loose
white roses. Miss Emma Barnitz the firs
A | bridesmaid and cousin Of the bride, wore
) pink silk and tulle and carried yellow roses
/ tend the wedding,
After the reception at the residence Of tn,
If brides father the bridal party LETT on specia
/. train for Harrisburg, thence to New York
. Boston, ana the White MountainA Gues,I
we're present from Washington, Baltimore
New York and Lancaster, among whom va
NJ N. Forney, editor OF the Raiipdy Age, o
!. New York, an uncle Of the bride
u The groom has purchased from Charles
Locher part OF his fine lot on the southeas
g corner of South Queen and German streets
!, | and will erect thereon handsome residence
;. A New Holland wedding.
NEW HOLLAND, May 3l.-One Of the fev
o eveutful things In New Holland occurred Q
10 o'clock q IN. to-day, the occasion being tn
marriage Of Rev. A. d. Geist Q former resi
:. dent of New Holland but now the Methods
n minister at Tower City, Schuylklll county
= this state, to Miss Tillie E Mentzer, Of thi
y place. The Methodist church, where tn
ceremony took place, was crowded, ther'
Is Is being nearly five hundred persons present
IL Rev. J. +. Crouch, presiding elder Of tn
Philadelphia district conducted the services
g The church was handsomely trimmet
| with orange blossoms and . large arcl
y over the altar from which was suspended I
floral bell.
The bride vas dressed in Q handsome
brown sursh satin dress, With . spray o.
y | flowers on her breast As she stood under
the bell her features seemed to be cut q,
q clear as marble. She answered the question
h | without falter.
% Mr.. Harry X. Weaver, Q student In thu
70 Lutheran theological seminary in Pnilsdel
n | phis, was the best man, and Miss Dor
it Townsley, was bridesmaid I.>V. Mile
o. and n. W. Klemmer usherA The bride r,
" ceived many and costly presents anon
lit them being glassware, queensware, silve
be linen aud money. The happy couple starte
lie on a trip to the brides brother living In Mi
It souri,, this afternoon after which they,
rv gether with Mrs. tteists mother, expect
Of remove to Tower City.
in Wedding IT the College.
be Last evening at O'Clock, In tho parlor
es Franklin and Marshall acad envy, Mr.. X.
y, KILN, of Central City, Colorado, and Mi
IN Alice II. Douglas, of Lancaster, wei
united in marriage. The ceremony wa
of performed by the RevA f. V. Ge
Id hart, d. d., and q. Elvin Houpt .
ne supper and calithumpian serensde followed
Up At $50 a m. the newly welded couple too
IS the train for Philadelphia from which plsc
~ they will probably go to New York ana the
ss return to Lancaster. Shortly after thei
i, return here they will 60 to Colorado, wher
Mr.. KILN has an interest In some mines.